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By: Brooklands Books . The XJS was introduced in September 1975 at a point when the factory was getting a reputation for poor reliability. The V12 engine was hit by the fuel crisis. The HE engine solved that problem in 1981 and finish and reliability was...

By: Brooklands Books . This book, a compilation from Road & Track magazine, includes as nearly as possible all the important information on one make for a given period. This book covers the XJ series and includes road tests, Classic and European...

By: Brooklands Books . This series of books, from Road & Track magazine, includes as nearly as possible all the important information on one make for a given period. This book covers the XJ Series and includes road tests, new model introductions,...

By: Martin Cross . Invaluable advice and encouragement for owners of SS Jaguars, Mk Vs, Mk VIIs, Mk VIIIs, and Mk 1s and Mk 2s, XKs and E-Types, XJs and XJSs. Author Martin Cross, a self-confessed Jaguar 'nut', has spent much of his life...

By: Keith Martin . Publisher of Sports Car Market magazine, columnist for the New York Times, Automobile and AutoWeek, and the voice of authority on Speed Channel, auctions, concours and Sports Car Market seminars across the USA, Keith Martin has earned...

By: Brooklands Books . The SSI and SSII attracted attention even if they lacked horsepower. The 1935 SS range, now known as SS Jaguars, used engines revamped by Harry Weslake and the roadsters were complemented by 1.5 and 2.5-litre models. The 1938...

By: Brooklands Books . A string of Le Mans victories at the beginning of the 1950s lent an important boost to sales of the XK-engined cars. As a result makers of specialist racing cars created their own racers with an XK engine. Nevertheless the most...

By: Brooklands Books . The 12-cylinder engine was introduced in late 1972 making the XJ saloon outstanding in smoothness, silence and high performance. Almost immediately it came out in long-wheelbase form for Jaguar as well as Daimler. Unfortunately the...

By: Philip Porter . This title was published earlier as Original Jaguar E-Type The Restorer's Guide to 3.8, 4.2 and V12. Few cars have made a greater impression on the public than the Jaguar E -Type. Revealed in 1961 as the successor to the famous...

By: Eric Dymock . The third edition of The Jaguar File brings the story of Britain's pre-eminent make of car up to date. It includes landmark Jaguars such as the R-Coupe shown at Frankfurt a week after the centenary of founder Sir William Lyons' birth on...

By: Nigel Thorley . REPRINTED IN 2005 Jaguar: All the cars, aims to meet the needs of not only the Jaguar aficionado but also those enthusiasts who don't have detailed knowledge of the myriad Jaguar models produced over the years. Starting with the...

By: Brooklands Books . Although the XJ40 was the fourth generation XJ6, it was only the second design to bear the name because the original 1968 car had been progressively updated until it was time for the new model in the mid-1980s. Because of the...